Multivision's Nazerali wins jurisdiction ruling
2012-02-11 12:43 ET - Street Wire
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The evidence included affidavits by 73-year-old Vancouver businessman Nelson Skalbania and Union Securities Ltd. chief executive officer John Thompson. The defence pointed out that Mr. Skalbania received a year in jail in 1997 after being convicted of theft, and Mr. Thompson personally paid $250,000 to the B.C. Securities Commission in 2006 to settle a complaint related to market manipulation by a Union employee.
How would Nazereli know that those 2 visited the deep capture site.
Skalbania used to be a shaker and mover on the vse a while back and i think he was owner of the bc lions. suprising to hear his name again.
Posted by mrhappyone at 2012-02-15 00:03
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